“An exam board has agreed to include boxing on the list of sports that can be studied for its A-level in PE.”
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5 responses to “A Levels are not what they were…”
Well I am assuming this is the same oxford and cambridge examinations boards that I did at school all those years ago. If it is, then they seem to have come down in the world if they are offering this. I wonder if the exam is as tough as the ones I took for ‘O’ levels (and there I go showing my age 😉 )
Round here you’re in good company, not a gcse between us…
We did ski-ing for Standard Grade (Scottish, like GSCE) P.E. Couldn’t quite cope with the thought of Higher P.E. though! I was starting to show myself up…
I’ve got 10 GCSE’s but none in PE!
I scraped a few O levels but only by more luck than judgement and the idea of any sort of excercise at that stage of my life would probably have killed me!